The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan Board of Directors may refer matters for further consideration and analysis to one of its six policy committees, which report back to the Board of Directors and general assembly with recommendations. Each policy committee includes representation from Directors, Representatives, and Associate Member organizations.
Under the guidance of the APAS Board and supported by staff, these policy committees tackle the issues affecting Saskatchewan agriculture and rural communities. Click below to find out more about what each committee is working on, and to read some of APAS' submissions on various issues.
Click here to search a database of APAS' resolutions from the last several years...
The APAS Policy Manual is a summary of the resolutions passed since 2010.
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) has received Canada Summer Jobs funding for a 16-week Research Assistant position. This position is open to individuals between 15 and 30 years of age. The Researcher will assist with 3 projects Development of database of news stories, and analysis of resultsScanning and sorting archival documents and photosA database of…
APAS is raising concerns about disrupted access to cardlocks and rural fuel supplies due to the ongoing labour dispute between Co-op and Unifor. Farmers raised the alarm after a recent picket line made it difficult to access a Co-op site in Moose Jaw this week. “Our members have a very short window in which to seed our 2020 crop, and this year many producers are still…
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